Wheter its email, payroll, some mission critical ERP solution or just plain old Twitter, in the modern world its all about the app’s.

No matter who you are or what level of the organisation you work at then when its all boiled down your sole responsibility is getting the applications to the users and making sure they work.

Try fitting that on a business card.

Networks by definition are made up of large numbers of interconnected devices which can transmit or receive data.

Keeping track of those devices however is a job unto itself. Your choices, a clipboard and a mileage allowance or some decent software to do it all for you.

This is what happens when we start letting accountants run our businesses.

Wheter its Sarbanes Oxley, PCI, ITIL or any other of the myriad of compliance requirements modern IT departments have to adhere to, its no longer enough to know whats happening on your network, you know need to know what happened aswell.

What happens when the network goes down? Does business come to a grinding halt? Or can you limp along for a while?

Think about it, you’ve spent all this money on it, shouldn’t you try to actually understand what it’s doing?

Our organisations spend an awful lot of money making sure we’re protected from the big bad world outside.

Don’t they ever look inside? That Gladys in accounts is a scary lady...

It’s said that 90% of network problems originate somewhere between the chair and the keyboard.

Life in IT support would be so much easier if it wasn’t for those damn users so keeping track of who they are and what they’re doing is a key part of product set here at Symbiote.

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), or just good old fashioned telephone lines as they used to be called.

If you still think VoIP is the NEXT big thing then you’ve already missed the boat.

VoIP has arrived, its the most widely used application in most organisations and its here to stay. Managing it however, is little more complicated……….

There’s only one thing more difficult to manage than a computer network and that’s an invisible computer network.

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